Mr. Hoosier Daddy, since you have been cavorting with mr. james beam, I feel it is my duty to recommend Mr. Evan Williams as an alternative. Black label (least expensive, and their flagship brand), or their white label (bottled in bond, 100 proof) are both excellent value bourbons, and IMHO are far superior to JB white.
Quote from: RBQChicken on March 24, 2017, 11:44:37 PMMr. Hoosier Daddy, since you have been cavorting with mr. james beam, I feel it is my duty to recommend Mr. Evan Williams as an alternative. Black label (least expensive, and their flagship brand), or their white label (bottled in bond, 100 proof) are both excellent value bourbons, and IMHO are far superior to JB white.Not often, but a visit to the Creek, Knob Creek is always restful!
I got a brand new bottle of Tru-Oil still in the wrapper to split between this C9 and the ol' FWB I picked up.Glad I read the directions on the wood-filler. It says to stain the wood first. It must prevent the stain from soaking in if used on raw wood.So, I got out the stain and slathered it up. Turns out the can I had thought was Min-wax "Ebony" was actually "Exprsso"... let it soak a bit then wiped it off. Deep, Dark, Brown... not black. Too windy to shoot today so I gotta occupy myself somehow.But now hearing about that moonstruck fruit.... makes me thirsty.
Quote from: avator on March 25, 2017, 10:09:43 AMAgain with that list of airguns...... I think you need to unplug the internet when you bust out the gin and tonic there Missie..I use the gin to help me get me through arthritis pain so I can click on buy or place an order.
Again with that list of airguns...... I think you need to unplug the internet when you bust out the gin and tonic there Missie..